How many seas must a nuked dove sail…

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Independent – New satellite images show mystery ‘white objects’ on roof of Zaporizhzhia nuclear plant

Ukraine Front Lines – New mines detected around the Zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant again

Social News XYZ – IAEA excludes ‘visible indications of mines or explosives’ at Ukraine’s Zaporizhzhia nuke plant

Express UK – Ukraine nuclear plant explosion would be much worse than Hiroshima – new horror warning

Kyiv Post – OPINION: More Russian Nuclear Blackmail at Zaporizhzhia Plant

RT – Russian nuclear giant claims Ukrainian attack on power plant imminent

Amid this whirlwind of accusation, we keep an eye on where the actual wind is blowin’ from Zaporizhzhia, monitoring Windy.com. Coming predominantly from the North (prevailing towards NATO signatory countries Turkey, Romania, and Bulgaria) through the first part of July. Thursday, July 13, winds are forecast to come from the South/South-East (prevailing towards Russia) though only for a period of about 24 hours.

If and when an attack and resulting fallout occurs, the timing could indicate something of the who and why, given the conditions set for activating Article V, so launching World War III…

C-Span – Senators Graham and Blumenthal News Conference on Russian Nuclear Threats

Euractiv – Nuclear cloud will trigger NATO’s Article 5, US warns Russia

4 responses to “How many seas must a nuked dove sail…”

  1. Breaking: Hal Turner reports a radiation spike in the town of Kolomak, Karkiv oblast… “As of 10:08 PM EDT on Saturday night here in the USA, the Radiation Monitor over in Ukraine is now reporting 9410 nSv/hr.”

    https://halturnerradioshow.com/index.php/en/news-page/world/breaking-news-large-radiation-spike-in-eastern-ukraine

    Currently winds are prevailing to the South, South-East, into the Caucasus regions of Russia…

    https://www.windy.com/49.840/35.310?49.644,35.879,9

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  3. The reader might’ve recognized the play on a Bob Dylan lyric…
    “How many seas must a white dove sail
    Before she sleeps in the sand?”
    What we were unaware of at the time was the possibility that Dylan just may have played off of Russian poet Mikhail Lermontov, or at least Robert Chandler’s translation thereof….
    “White sail out in the bay
    billowing in the wind.”
    -which came to our attention courtesy of…. https://www.the-hinternet.com/p/for-zerco

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